Latest by James Franco
The actor-director shares his thoughts on a Dutch documentary now playing at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens.
Franco wrestles with this movie that "turns the tables on men like the not-to-be-named president-elect."
Let the multi-hyphenate recommend a murderers' row of the creepy, the crawly, the spooky and the strange.
The writer-director-actor explains why this grotesque new movie is smarter than it looks.
The friends and collaborators discuss Refn's entire career in an amazingly candid Q&A.
The story of a woman who faked her way to success leads Franco to consider why fame can be a dangerous thing.
Having lost his other half in last week's column, James Franco talks to his mirror about Werner Herzog's Internet-focused documentary "Lo and Behold."
The actor-director talks about one of his favorite filmmakers...and winds up getting into an argument with himself.
In his latest IndieWire column, James Franco goes to battle for this remarkable indie Civil War drama.
Franco flips for the weird, touching implications of a very strange movie — and finds some parallels with a few of his own.
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